Sentence examples for opt for solutions from inspiring English sources

To avoid getting lost in the crowd, retailers need to opt for solutions that enable the mobile shopping process to be as integrated as possible, combining mobile payment tools and mobile commerce in one offering.

"What should not be done is to opt for solutions that imply the destruction of the notion of the family," Cardinal Francisco Javier Errazuriz, the archbishop of Santiago, wrote in a pastoral letter called "Let No Man Tear Asunder," issued in June.

He said the IMF was promoting its traditional stance but Europe had opted for solutions other than debt cuts to put countries back on track.

As opposed to the long-term health worker staffing patterns discussed in the previous examples, some medical tourism sites in the Caribbean have opted for solutions that rely on short-term movements by health workers.

As a result, low-income women and teens often opt for cheaper solutions such as the pill or condoms.

It is a philosophy that some say is not shared by Pacific governments or donors, who have preferred to opt for modern solutions – which have borne scant results.

These, and the number of EU nationals, are of course both estimates (based on the most recent ONS population figures), and not all will be voters, and the government may well opt for partial solutions (eg EU nationals that have been residents in the UK for a minimum number of years) - but what is clear is that in a close race they could both prove to be powerful voting blocs.

Will consumers (and eventually enterprise) opt for native solutions, either motivated by laziness or top-down security protocols?

Because the structural challenge of linking Shakespeare and Buckley isn't adequately met in Kimmel's adaptation, Timbers has no choice but to opt for superficial solutions.

In the rush to mobilize immediate funds, they opt for quick solutions, i.e., distress financing, often from illegitimate sources.

"Whilst permission has been given, they could still opt for a solution to deal with waste which maximises recycling, maintains flexibility and minimises the impact on the environment and taxpayers' purses".